According to Ohm's law, a circuit with a high resistance will have a low electric current
Explanation:
The basic electricity law is Ohms law. It considers three important elements which that electrical quantities. They are voltage, resistance and current. According to this law, the electric current that flows in a circuit has direct proportionality to the voltage and inverse proportionality to the resistance.
Thus, if a circuit has high resistance it implies that the electric current flowing in that circuit is low. If the circuit voltage is increased, there will be an increase in the current but the circuit resistance will remain unchanged. Hence, current is related with both voltage and resistance. Current has direct proportionality to voltage and inverse to the resistance.